Cargo Loss Prevention Analyst

Company Description: Our client is one of the nation's largest privately held transportation and logistics companies, delivering capacity solutions across truckload, brokerage, flatbed and specialized freight. With decades of experience and a network of operating companies serving customers across North America, they are built on a foundation of safety, integrity and commitment to the people and communities they serve.

Job Title: Cargo Loss Prevention Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Develop, implement and maintain the company's cargo fraud and loss

prevention framework, including policies, procedures and controls

across brokerage and the agent network

• Monitor emerging cargo fraud trends, theft vectors and industry

intelligence to identify risk and recommend mitigation strategies

• Design and deliver fraud prevention training for internal staff and

agency owners, meeting agencies at their operational level while

upholding the company's standards

• Manage vendor relationships third-party carrier compliance and fraud

prevention platforms

• Establish and govern carrier vetting and compliance standards to

reduce exposure to fraudulent actors in the company's network

• Serve as the internal authority on cargo fraud risk, providing guidance

and recommendations to brokerage leadership, agency owners and

executive stakeholders

• Evaluate emerging technologies that can improve the company's

ability to detect and respond to fraud threats

• Define and track key metrics to measure fraud exposure, prevention

effectiveness and compliance

• Build and maintain relationships with industry peers at other carriers,

brokerages and industry organizations to stay current on fraud trends

and share intelligence

• Travel approximately 10–20% to agent sites, company locations and

industry conferences

Experience:

• Demonstrated, hands-on experience identifying, investigating and

mitigating cargo fraud and loss prevention threats in a transportation

or brokerage environment — with specific examples you can speak to

in an interview

• Experience working within or alongside risk or insurance functions in a

transportation context, with a working understanding of how fraud

exposure translates to financial and reputational risk

• Proven ability to build trusted relationships with internal stakeholders,

agency owners, external vendors and industry peers

• Executive presence — the ability to communicate with confidence and

credibility at all levels, including delivering compliance-based decisions

to senior leaders and agency owners

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience with demonstrated

success

Preferred Qualifications:

• Direct experience in a freight brokerage environment with exposure to

carrier vetting, compliance processes and fraud prevention programs

• Active participation in cargo security industry organizations or

established relationships with peers at other carriers or brokerages

Company Description: Our client is one of the nation's largest privately held transportation and logistics companies, delivering capacity solutions across truckload, brokerage, flatbed and specialized freight. With decades of experience and a network of operating companies serving customers across North America, they are built on a foundation of safety, integrity and commitment to the people and communities they serve.

Job Title: Cargo Loss Prevention Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Develop, implement and maintain the company's cargo fraud and loss

prevention framework, including policies, procedures and controls

across brokerage and the agent network

• Monitor emerging cargo fraud trends, theft vectors and industry

intelligence to identify risk and recommend mitigation strategies

• Design and deliver fraud prevention training for internal staff and

agency owners, meeting agencies at their operational level while

upholding the company's standards

• Manage vendor relationships third-party carrier compliance and fraud

prevention platforms

• Establish and govern carrier vetting and compliance standards to

reduce exposure to fraudulent actors in the company's network

• Serve as the internal authority on cargo fraud risk, providing guidance

and recommendations to brokerage leadership, agency owners and

executive stakeholders

• Evaluate emerging technologies that can improve the company's

ability to detect and respond to fraud threats

• Define and track key metrics to measure fraud exposure, prevention

effectiveness and compliance

• Build and maintain relationships with industry peers at other carriers,

brokerages and industry organizations to stay current on fraud trends

and share intelligence

• Travel approximately 10–20% to agent sites, company locations and

industry conferences

Experience:

• Demonstrated, hands-on experience identifying, investigating and

mitigating cargo fraud and loss prevention threats in a transportation

or brokerage environment — with specific examples you can speak to

in an interview

• Experience working within or alongside risk or insurance functions in a

transportation context, with a working understanding of how fraud

exposure translates to financial and reputational risk

• Proven ability to build trusted relationships with internal stakeholders,

agency owners, external vendors and industry peers

• Executive presence — the ability to communicate with confidence and

credibility at all levels, including delivering compliance-based decisions

to senior leaders and agency owners

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience with demonstrated

success

Preferred Qualifications:

• Direct experience in a freight brokerage environment with exposure to

carrier vetting, compliance processes and fraud prevention programs

• Active participation in cargo security industry organizations or

established relationships with peers at other carriers or brokerages

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